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Major powers to meet Thursday on Iran nuclear programme: France
Paris (AFP) Nov 11, 2008 The six powers trying to scale back the nuclear ambitions of Iran, which is accused of trying to build an atomic bomb, will meet in Paris on Thursday, French officials said. Political directors from the foreign ministries of Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States will gather to discuss progress in their dealings with Tehran, said a foreign ministry spokesman. He was confirming the meeting announced earlier Tuesday by a European diplomatic source in Berlin. The six countries have put forward a package of technological, economic and political incentives if Iran suspends uranium enrichment, which they fear Tehran is pursuing to build a nuclear weapon. Tehran strongly denies the accusation, saying its nuclear programme is aimed purely at producing civilian energy. Tensions arose late last month within the group of six countries when the United States slapped sanctions on Russia's main arms firm over the alleged sale of sensitive military technology to Iran. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov described the US move as "inadmissible" and warned the sanctions would affect talks between world powers on the Iranian nuclear programme. Share This Article With Planet Earth
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Israel urges Biden not to go soft on Iran, Hamas
Jerusalem (AFP) Nov 10, 2008Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni urged US vice president Joe Biden in a telephone call to keep up a tough line on Iran and the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas, her ministry said on Monday. |
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